CMU team wins Robocup U.S. Open
Carnegie Mellon's team of Sony Aibo legged robots and its Search and Rescue team took first place at the International RoboCup Federation's U.S. Open competition, May 7 - 10, at Georgia Tech.
The team of autonomous soccer playing legged robots -- CMDash'05 -- beat the University of Pennsylvania in a closely contested championship game, winning 2-1 in overtime.
The Search and Rescue team placed first in the Advanced Mobility Class and in the Advanced Autonomy Class, and placed third in the RoboRescue League.
Carnegie Mellon teams will compete in the International RoboCup July 13 -17 in Osaka, Japan.
Friday, May 13, 2005
CMU scores a Robo Cup victory
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